The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 7

, THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1919. PAGE 7 Deputies After, THREE MEN ROB |™otion fo, Quash. ACK AID, TWO |Smugzling Goode | AY PLANS FOR ‘Blonde ‘Eskimes - CABINET MEETS Not Descendants e | BY RALPH F, COUCH jthe Arctic by Stefannson, the ex-| "8M Are gong to find themselves Siilluad’ sie wluer br tac A ueet Walted Press Staff Correspondent.) | ple . WASHINGTON, D. ©, Noy, | !0* 25.—President Wilson's cabinet Went into session today, do. termined to bring about a settle ment of tho coal strike, which has kept 400,000 bituminous coat | miners idle since Nov, 1. Puet Administrator Garfield attested | earece Ors IF " ney Genera Pa lene y indorsing the statemont ping mine b 1 Boerne opt nl “nade by Gartioid to miners and oper |.” sag thpge auialiaed Btors late yesterday v | Sfriving at a settle miners s : WAges was “wholly a matter of arith ‘metic now.” Secretary of Labor Wilson said: | cing a stiff ENVER, € n, with misuee of the emails r )—Three the descendants o t ohn Stein Dp 0 and getting away | grew estimated the| Un | Arctio hunter, who © men who kidnaped Jack Dun-| The the Stefi and his by cr aluation in clg je from San Franc n and @ similar a ; | Machinists Taking | eo Chorus Sings to Strike Vote Here |: Audience |" 3,0 eu" 4 the|! crick & Nel on jeerted. » $8,400 FOR RAM _ r | LONDON, } 25.—-At the annual - long-wool rama| union, it in wald o stamp out lepromy, of $8,400 was pula |?” : “ — 4 0,000 lepers in India, The flamingo stands, instead of 7,000 of these are in intl: * price ‘alte, on its nest to hatch tte eggs to plan @ Vige TRICK OF F. LONDON, Nov _ } “ 80,000 DIVORCES IN BERLIN | pyormpeon Led by Lady women of India id police officials do not believe Ca figured in the raid BERLIN, Nov, 25,—Thirty thou | " * EThe atmosphere needs clearing,” | sand divorce petitions were granted Casmel’s hale brushes are not made | id¢ na ftimated that today’s meeting , the of the hair of camels, but of hair te Would bring about » ~ id died of from the tails of Russian and Si-| evening of rare enjoyment for music | for ————— Kk berian squirrels : lovers. FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET DOWNSTAIRS STORE Black Suede Pumps for “Occasions” $10.00 Pair *-THE soft “velvet” finish of these Black Suede Pumps makes them charm- ing foils for dainty silk frocks of any color. Modeled on graceful, slender last, with hand- turned soles and ful! Louis heels. Sizes 214 to 7, widths AA to C. Price $10.00 pair. PATENT VICI KID AND DULL KID PUMPS for dress wear, with hand-turned soles and covered Louis heels, $6.00 to $8.50 pair. ~—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. . FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE eS, 19% - Hemstitched Marquisette a OF S 2 and Scrim Curtains $1.65 Pair 0 well-finished are these Scrim and Marquisette Curtains and of such clear mesh, that they are suitable for practically any room in the home. Edged with deep hemstitched hem, and measuring 2%4 and 214 yards long, they are attractively-low-priced at $1.65 pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. There Are 750 Coats for Women and Misses in the Downstairs Store —the majority received within the past two weeks and many secured at such an advantage as to permit un- usually low prices. Every woman who notes the good style of these Coats, the handsome fur trimming of many, their careful work- manship and good tailoring, will be enthusiastic about DOWNSTAIRS STORE coat offerings. Women’s Hosiery Reduced to 25c Pair ESTING opportunity for saving in these Bihek i Cotton Stockings, sizes 814 to 10, which are re- ff} duced to 25¢ pair. Examples of the Values in the Various Groups Are Shown in the Sketch Mercerized Lisle Stockings 50c Pair Of lustrous Mercerized Lisle, Women’s Stockings with reinforced heel and toe and hemmed top, in Tan, Gray, Smoke, Pearl and Black, sizes 814 to 10, 50¢ —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Women’s Swiss-ribbed Union Suits, $1.00 HESE elastic Swiss-ribbed Cotton Union Suits, low neck and sleeveless, in ankle length, sizes 56 and | 6, $1.00. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE, Boys’ Union Suits $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 | The soft fleece lining insures ample warmth in these Cotton Union Suits—in gray and cream, sizes | 24 and 26, $1.00; 28 and 30, $1.25; 32 and 34, } $1.50. ~THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Women’s Fabric Gloves 65c Pair S soft and warm as winter weather demands are these Cashmerette Gloves in Gray, White and Black—at 65¢ pair. —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Misses and Juniors’ Coats at $19.50 — youthful modes designed along high- waisted lines, in substantial Melton Cloths, with cord tucking and buttons for trim- ming—in Navy, Brown, Tan and Mix- tures. Sizes 13 to 19 years. Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats at $25.00 emphasize the youthful idea in their de- signing, and they are tailored from such good coatings as Broadcloth, Silvertone, Long-nap Bolivia and Velour, sometimes with broad fur collar. —in vivid Red, Burgundy, Russian- green, Brown, Taupe, Porcelain-blue, Navy and Black. Cloth Coats at $19.50 feature an especially smart waistline model, in serviceable Melton cloth, with wide collar of Kit Coney fur and full- length lining of printed sateen. Partic- ularly good value for $19.50. Cloth Coats at $25.00 leave little unprovided for in the way of smartness and serviceability. They are tailored from Broadcloth, Silvertone, Coat- ing Mixtures, Sheared Zibeline, Long-nap Bolivia and Broadcloth, in a wealth of good colorings— —Navy, Taupe, Brown, Burgundy, Russian-green, Pekin-blue and Gray. Cloth Coats at $37.50 offer full measure of style- and wearing- satisfaction for this price. They are of Velour, Silvertip Coating and Polo Cloth, many with collar of “sealine’ or Coney fur. Fully lined with printed satin or plain-color sateen. —Choice of Navy, Tan, Fawn, Seal- brown and Burgundy shades, Interesting values are offered, also, at $39.50. (The Downstairs Store) — Short Plush Coats $29.50 to $67.50 Undeniable smartness distinguishes even the most moderately priced of these Coats, the soft plush lending itself admirably to blouse-back, belted and flaring effects of the moment, and often contrasted with caracul cloth, sheared coney and kit coney fur in collar, cuffs and band at bottom, Long Plush Coats $35.00, $45.00 and $58.00 Hanging to dress-hem in graceful rip- ples, these Black Plush Coats suggest ele- gance and quite good taste. it Coney fur forms collars for some of them, and cuffs and band at bottom also for others. Rain Coats at $25.00 and $35.00 take three practical forms at these prices: —of feather-weight rubberized silk to slip on over the suit—of cravenetted tweeds— or of substantial water-proof heather cloth, heavy enough to serve as general utility coat.